Remmick. Has expressed romantic interest in many of the women in the office, including Cassie and Chunhua; later on in season 2, it's revealed that he slept with Cassie and is starting to date her. Despite their differences, including an argument about racism in the season finale, they remain together by the show's end. Karen Olivo as Cassie Reynolds (season 2): A lawyer Harry hires soon after expanding the law firm. It was revealed in "Insanity" that when Cassie was in high school, a man opened fire on campus and killed her best friend. She formerly worked in the DA's office with Roseanna Remmick. Highly strung and prone to crossing her arms when she's in an argument, she is still shown to be a gifted lawyer. Often employed by Harry to "flash some leg" at people causing her difficulties. Justine Lupe as Phoebe Blake (guest in season 2 episode 15; season 2, from episode 16): A young attorney who describes herself as still "cutting her teeth on normal cases" and whom Harry describes as a "paid middle-man; you take cases them shove the workload onto us". Despite this everyone seems fond of her, and whilst she isn't officially a part of Harry's team, she works with them frequently. Nicknamed "Gwyneth" by Harry due to a resemblance to Gwyneth Paltrow. Last seen in a relationship with Adam. Recurring Jordana Spiro as Rachael Miller: Adam's ex-girlfriend. She is a very skilled lawyer from a very successful firm. She often gives Adam law advice, and she is jealous of Adam's feelings for Chunhua. She wants Adam to leave Harry's law firm and come back to the successful one that he used to be a part of. She later reveals to Adam that she is dating a psychiatrist named Thomas, to whom she subsequently becomes engaged. At the end of the first season finale, she kisses Adam and reveals she still has feelings for him. Didn't return for season 2. Paul McCrane as Josh "Puck" Peyton: A District Attorney who often goes up against Harriet in trial. He has an overzealous demeanor and a noticeable habit of repeating a phrase two or three times; he often suggests the maximum punishment with no means of backing down, which Harry describes as "shooting yourself in the foot." He has a meltdown after Harry wins her final case of the season against him, and strips bare before